1952-10-15 — Page 3

France Feeling Offended

Not Given Support

By America

Paris, Oct. 14, Today's announcement that America will vote for placing the Tunisian and Moroccan questions on the United Nations Gêneral Assembly agenda has re- vived the feeling that France is not getting the support from Amerira to which she considers herself entitled as a chief Atlantic Pact partner,

There is at a ferling that the other NATO nation:- práticularly the United States are nut eon- .tributing a fair share to the burden esl the Indo-China wir.

It now known thất thi com- mudication handed to the Fengh Government by the Amricati Ambasade, Mr Jangen 14. Dunn. lart work confimed that aid to Franz for the decal year 1952-33 irxile of alf-hurt purchases and mother forms of a sit- enze) would total $525,000,000 :: bpd ben

line I hear that the Munier in the Arsociated Stater of thata, M. Jean Letour-

when 200

Warington ta eather H yet rewaved presentar lattonal sen!

The ademit, not spectrally earnt ked for pak-China by the American Government, was reduced last week's letter to $25,000,000. Government quae- to say. There is therefore gap in French all-over defence estimates of $100,000,000,

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1952.

THE HARROW RAILWAY DISASTER

110.

The death roll in the railway disaster af Harrow and Wealistene station-second worst in British history-has now risen to There Daily Express pictures give a dramatic impression of the rescue work; shove is seen a survivor, grimacing with

pain, being carried off by volunteer rescue workers.

Step Nearer To

Full Benelux Economic Union

Brussels, Oct. 14.

Prospects of full economie union between Bel- gium, Holland and Luxembourg have brightened as a result of today's Benelux Ministerial meeting at the Belgian seaside resort of Le Zoute, according is that it will hamper the pro- to a conference source.

One immediate effect feared

in French Governinem circles

gramme

have

for

enabled a part of the

developing the The meeting, attended by all three Prime Vietnam Army which was 10 Ministers and Foreign Ministers, discussed the French Contingent in Indomain obstacle to such a union, higher wages and China to be brought back to prices in Belgium and Luxembourg than in

Europe next year.

CABINET MEETING

Holland.

According to a usually A Cabinet meeting today wis

the Dutch considering the financial probable source,

polky of stabilising

re-Jeniphasis on the setting up of a permanent Benelux Council of Ministers.

In-

lem. Premier Pinoy appears legates today agered in pri

a slight determitudi to

His elple to envisage maintain

the eur-crease in wager.

The source said the Belgian reney without raising Fixation. Cuts either in civil expenditure and Luxembourg delegates gave or In France's European dee an assurance that--would keep

would bilget fence

lighter control over their pries unavoidable.

Appear

a

to keep them at present levels. Holland, whose rents are 115 per cent above pre-war. tine ao agreed to

of the American decision to vate for putting Tunisia and Morocco en the United Nations agenda, M. Jacques Baroux, to

some

The meeting is expected to end at midnight tonight.

A conference source said that a good way 10 there was still

before compromise could be reached on the price-wage

the londency

issue.

raise them Ife added that

to 150 above pre-war levels, during the discusalon, this after- This decision expected Affairs

to be noon had been to seek a com-'

President of the Fine National implemented en January 1, 1953, promise covering specific in-

Commission of Assarily, said today:

regiet the derision, parli- cularly because of the Bellzate situation in which it places the United Stater, who have asked and obtained from France with- out empensation or guarantees authorisation le build_sir_repe

will

entail a general wage in- dustries rather than an overall creure of five per cent. Wastes Bettlement which would be im- of highly-skilled Dutch workers practicable at this stage-iteu- may also be readjusted upwards. [ier. the source said.

PERMANENT COUNCIL. The Belgian and Dutch Gov-

UNIONS' ATTITUDE

Berlin, Oct. 14.

the

in Moronze. It acts to an: that ferminents, it was learned from--West-German-trade-unjanjels. this fact is sufficiently nortant conference source, today. showed backed the Schuman Plan for p to have induced the United more willingness than before to European, coat and steel pool. have pre- States, if not to vnt: ke Britain, ogrue to the estal ishment of a though they would

slep in Holland and Belgium, at least to common Benelux foreign trade terred bigger abstain from voting on a motion policy, proposed by the Dutch direction of European union,"

their

rederation

chief, Herr put forward by countries who carlier, this year. have no quality to give France During the morning session Ciristian Fette, said today. lessons on how to realise poles the Benelux Ministers discussed

reporting to democrazy and the respect of plans to streamline the Benelux human dignity."-Reuter.

administrative machinery with delegates at the second compress of the 6,300,000-strong Fadera- tion.

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YESTERDAY'S CROSSWOUD-Across: 1 Mimics, 6 Aster, 7 notert, 8 Train, 10 Gulp, 12 Harloot, 15 Array, 10. Sore, 17 Late, 10 Rover, 20 Dresser, 21 Spur, 23 Merit, 24 Cherub, 25 Strew, 20 Grille. Down: 1 Marigold, 2 Mutilate, 3 Curt, 3 Sur- mises, 6 Editor, 9 Mayor, 11 Prestige, 12 Harem, 15. Corporal, 14 Terrible, 10-Ardent, 22 Char

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the

He said that under the Schu- man Plan "the unions would Kuin

Influence murc development of things" and a new

European path for operation would be opened.

CU

Herr Felte said the unions thought the strengthening of the democratie community by a policy of social justice was the most important defence contri- bution.

The West would

A passenger, weighed down by a sent piled high with torn coach-fittings, waita Beside him, a woman patiently for rescue...... is grateful for a lighted cigarette. grasps a snapped-bracket. Behind la another man, face upwards, his head cushioned, and next to him; another,, pinned face down. All came out alive.

On left a soldier who was returning from leave in the North of England is helped away, smiling in spite of injuries. On right is another survivor-a green parrot. Although its cage was damage the bird was unhurt and when the covering cloth was lifted said: "Good morning?"

Residents in the area near the station worked heroically

In supporting the work of the Red Cross, Fire Brigade and Police. Here women are improvising bandages from sheets.

Symbolic Gesture

Syracuse, Oct. 14. About 1,000 landless Sicilion

Today invaded peasants

Un- near here bo- cultivated land

A be secure longing to company whose

against Eustern infiltration and principal shareholder is a Sici- totalitarian systems only if it lun prince. could be proved to the world that the working mar In a democracy was not merely more gesture. The peasants were pro-

free but also better off.

The unions.

still slood

The invasion was a symbolic

testing against decision by the Sicilian Regional Parliament land from the by excluding the their demand of last January land reform programme.

When the police arrived the shouting and singing peasants quickly diepersed.

that the decision of a West German contribution to Allied defence should be made by the people in a general election:

The existing overnment wants to go ahead without on election.

At the same time, the Italian Cabinet announced in Rume that 57,450 hectares of uncultivated land would be parcelled out to- landless pensants in southern, central and north-central Italy. Herr Fette denounced radicals and the Island of Sardinia na of both left and right and new part of the Government's glant

cused the West Germon Gov-and reform

ernment of lacking ilmness, Inter.

dealing with those of; the right

with the exception of the neo- Nazi Socialist Heleh Party. Reuter,

Naguib Changes

Son's Name

programine.--Reu-

Decision Not

To Build

for

Himmler Henchman Given Gaol Term

Bonn, Oct. 14.

Dr Eugen Dollmann, a former Gestapo official, sentenced to two months' imprisonment by a Frankfurt court today, has been in Egypt in close contact with German ox-generals working for the Egyptian Army, an Allied Intelligence source said here tonight.

Dr Dollmann, 62, a former He told reporters after his interpreter on the personal stan wel that a man named Rocchi, hirn 10 accompanied of Gestapo Chief Heinrich who Himmler, was groled for en Frankfurt, had brought him a passport in Madrid, Dr Doll." tering West Germany with

mann's home since the Spanish las! pastport

Government granted him a two- year residence permit this year,

false

week.

Italian

a

jor-

Dr Dollmann said he came to He was instrumental ranging artistice negotiations Germany for a brief visit to hi with the British in Italy in parents' grave and to discuss the

said. translation of his memoirs, 1945, the Allied, source The British did not arrest him as a top Nazi,

b

He described himself as Journalist and author and said Since the war he has been in he had not be permanently Spain, Italy and Egypt. The resident in Germany since 1927, source said that while in Egypt-Reuter. he was In close touch with Wilhelm Generals Fahrmbacher, Wilhelm Goller,

Mindszenty Said former

To Be Ill

Josef

zenty.

Rome, Oct. 14. Cardinal Minds- 60;

imprisoned Roman Catholic Primate of

Communist Hungary, suffering from a heart zil- ment

the Italian News Agency Art reported to- day.

The Agency said that the Cardinal had been moved to ha home

Northern

in

Hungary from VDC, 20 miles oulaido Budapest, where he has been im- prisoned since 1949 on a life sentence for alleged treason and spying,

He Is suffering from a thyroit deficiency which has affected in heart, the Agency saldi

United

.Press.

DEVON FLOOD

RELIEF

Lynmouth, Oct. 14.

Over 1,000 ppplication forms for grants have been issued by the North Devon and West Somerset Flood Relief Fund and already 400 applications for about

£80,000 have been received.

Grants for urgent cases

*

Oskar Munzel, Hans Elchmann JAP

and Weinburg.

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These offers have been in

months Egypt for several members of a German team of army, navy and air force ad- visers to the Egyptian forces.

EDITOR

ON TOUR

London, Oct. 14. Mr Kiyoshi Iwamoto, Manag-

Editor of ing

Kyodo,

Dr Dollinan was arrested at Japanese news agency, Frankfurt airport Inst Tuesday Lendon airport today

the loft

for

an his arrival by plano from Amsterdam on the first stage of Madrid.

n tour of European allies.

Mr Iwamoto, who arrived in

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5.000 DIABETICS

Lorien from New York WANTED TO WRITE ·TO-DAY,

Expects Fifth Set Of Twins Paris

Rangoon, Oct. 14.

fortnight ago on a budness trip, will visit Hamburg, Ber lin, Cologne, Bonn, Frankfurt, Genova, Kome and Athens before returning to Japan.

In

A Chinese woman who has

London Mr Iwamoto had four sets of twins in four renewed contact with many of years prepared today for au his old Fleet Street rienda other visit to a maternity home Reuter,

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clothing

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She said she was not worried COMMENCING ON

when the doctor. told her sho

would have a fifth pair.

But her husband, a general merchant, said, This must stop." Associated Press.

MURDER CHARGE

London, Oct. 14. The War Office have decided

Glangów, Oct. 14. not to build skyscrapur, flota at

Willam Pearson Miller, 27, Schooters Hill Road, Greenwich,

of was remanded in ciistodynt more than £4,000 have already Glasgow charged with the mur- which Cairo, Oct. 14.

intended were

been paid and authority has been der of a factory, girl, Camelia The Egyptian Prime Minister, officers" families. General Mohammed Naguib, has

The Greenwich Counelt havo alven for further payments of Corcoran, 20, In Stamford changed his 14-year-old son's been objecting to the 100-feet 20,000 to bo made in priority Street, Bridgeton,

Office cases, name to Salal, the newspaper high flats, but a Wor

yesterday. funk was a b Although the Al Ahram reported today, spokesman says that the de

cision not, to build has nothing oflckilly closed at the end of last The proceedings lasted only The bay previously was to do with the objections. month, subscriptions are still named Farouk, the King whom Et 16 Just a change of buing-received and the fund now Naguib unsented.--Reuter,

policy."-Reuter.

totals £1,021,000-Router, --

Glabgow,

a few moments. The chargo alleged that he stabbed the girl with a knife. Rekter.

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